Title:
Blade Runner & PostModernism
release date: June 2022
Script
The SF(a) Workshop – Society, Film, Architecture involved 25 architecture students, who, in addition to practical activities, benefited from lectures held by speakers from three universities:
- “G. M. Cantacuzino” Faculty of Atchitecture” – “Gheorghe Asachi” Technical University of Iași;
- Faculty of History – “Alexandru Ioan Cuza” University of Iași;
- Faculty of Letters – “Alexandru Ioan Cuza” University of Iași
- School of Architecture and Urbanism – University of Brasilia.
The starting point was the cult movie Blade Runner, directed by Ridley Scott. Having this point of reference, the discussions focused on the origins, character, and current relevance of post-modernism in architecture, cinema, philosophy, and literature.
The activities were structured in two stages:
- five lectures aimed at decoding the cinematographic, philosophical, historical, literary, and sociological meanings of this cult movie.
- lecture dedicated to the history and evolution of poster-specific illustrations, open discussions, and hands-on work on developing concepts for alternative posters.
Cast:
Radu Cucuteanu
Faculty of History
“Al. Ioan Cuza” University of Iași. Romania
Emanuela Ilie
Faculty of Letters
“Al. Ioan Cuza” University of Iași. Romania
Pedro P.Palazzo & Sarah Almeida
The School of Architecture and Urbanism from the University of Brasilia
Ionuț Tudor
philosopher
Raluca Manoliu
architect
“G.M.Cantacuzino” Faculty of Architecture.Iași. Romania
Nely Vînău
architect
“G.M.Cantacuzino” Faculty of Architecture.Iași. Romania/ SF(a)
Tiberiu Teodor-Stanciu
architect
“G.M.Cantacuzino” Faculty of Architecture.Iași. Romania/ atelier spre
Răzvan Nica
architect
“G.M.Cantacuzino” Faculty of Architecture.Iași. Romania/ archsynopsis